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TRUR1294
Networks and Systems
This module introduces students to the foundation topic underlying the design, implementation operation and structure of both networks, systems and their components. Issues such as installation configuration, maintenance and security will be addressed.
TRUR1295
Systems Analysis and Design
This module covers the use of UML and OO techniques for systems analysis and design. Learners will use a “Systems thinking” approach to design, and will use critical thinking and analysis to evaluate existing systems and recommend design approaches to create improved systems.
TRUR1296
Data Management
This module introduces the concepts of the management of organisational data using DBMS’s. Learners will design and develop relational and NoSQL databases, as well gaining an understanding of the procedures and protocols and ethics that require consideration when managing, controlling and securing data.
TRUR1297
Introductory Programming
The module is an introduction to fundamental programming concepts. Throughout this module, learners will develop the knowledge required to understand, design and code computer programs and will understand and apply the principles underlying the software development process.
TRUR1298
Website Development
This module enables learners to design and develop dynamic websites. Throughout the module learners will understand and apply appropriate web protocols, languages and standards to create functional high-quality websites. Emphasis will be on the effective use of information architecture, responsive design and web accessibility to enhance user experience.
TRUR1299
Behavioural Analytics and Data Security
This module introduces students to the concept of behavioural analytics. The students investigate both through theory and practical activity the actions of people and how (BA) is used to identify opportunities for both positive and negative areas of computing, the investigation will see students profiling users and network activity and identify areas for security optimisation in relation to the CIA triad.
TRUR2298
Agile Project Management
The Agile project methodology is widely used in the Software Development industry, this module introduces the core concepts and practices of Agile development, including the key Agile frameworks and principles of the Agile manifesto.
TRUR2299
Data Structures and Algorithms
This module covers the use of algorithms and data structures for application in programming-based activity. The module will equip learners with the necessary skills to apply complex algorithms and data structures in their regular practice as a Software Engineer.
TRUR2300
System Development Project
This module aims to teach methods of planning, implementation and managing a project as it progresses through its life cycle. This is a group based project, allowing student groups to follow their own professional projects interests after being approved for suitability of project by the course team.
TRUR2301
Work Placement and Current Issues
This module provides students with experience, knowledge and understanding of the working environment and current issues facing todays IT professional. It will provide practical knowledge of working practices, ethical, social responsibilities, processes and legal aspects associated with an IT professional.
TRUR2302
Network Security and Design
This module introduces students to the planning, design and implementation of modern secure computer networks including investigation into the detection, prevention and reporting of various security threats faced by modern industry.
TRUR2303
Digital Forensics
This module introduces students to the detection, diagnosis, prevention and reporting of attacks on computer systems and networks. Students will have the opportunity to undertake Digital Forensics Investigation
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